Sentence examples for ills of this from inspiring English sources

"But no rational person is going to believe we can turn around the ills of this city in the next five years".

Since his indictment, Mr. Milan has stood as a kind of emblem for the ills of this city, but as Mr. Steinberg pointed out, Camden's problems run deeper than the crimes of one man.

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The ills of this desperate city deepened today with the indictment of its mayor, Milton Milan, on 19 charges of corruption, ranging from laundering drug money and taking bribes from organized crime leaders to stealing his own computer, collecting the insurance and then selling it to a naive office volunteer for three times its worth.

Only this time, the film asserts that the intransigent racism of White Americans undermines integration as a panacea to the ills of this racist society (Wartenberg 1999).

Away from the ills of this world.

There has been a lot of emphasis on curing the ills of the financial system, and this is surely necessary for a sustained recovery to take hold.

"He's never spoken ill of this department".

"I hope they keep on marching until our health and education systems are fixed and corruption, the biggest ill of this country, is gone".

Surveyors of the prize's history have spoken ill of this good book, perhaps without reading it, or by being too ready to suppose that this industrious writer could manage a novel a year as well as running the Third Programme.

He said, "Whomever speaks ill of this flag, we will cut off his tongue". .